Tag: History
The battleship USS Wyoming (BB-32) was launched 108 years ago, on May 25, 1911, at the William Cramp & Sons shipyard in
Over a year ago the SweetwaterNOW team was made aware of a historic archive that chronicles hidden pieces of Sweetwater
Richard Etulain, Professor Emeritus of History at the University of New Mexico will speak at WWCC ROCK SPRINGS -- Western
The displays of historical artifacts residing in Western Wyoming Community College may be old news to some Sweetwater County residents.
I don't suppose it is good form to tell you in a typewritten letter that I love you very much.
ROCK SPRINGS -- The first group taking the guided tour of Downtown Rock Springs stopped by our office this morning
Bairoil Town Hall/photo from Wyoming State Historical Preservation Office CHEYENNE - The Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office announced that three properties
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- If you enjoy listening to music, hearing stories and learning about the history of the West, the
This is the second part of a two part series about the Green River Police Department and Mike Kinniburgh's experiences
Chinese Restaurants: Then The First Chinese restaurant in Green River, and possibly Sweetwater County, was built around 1870 on Railroad
Rock Springs Fire Department: Then When the unofficial Rock Springs Fire Department was first started in 1888 as the Clark
Digging Up the Past Northeast of Lovell, Wyoming on the edge of the Bighorn Mountains is Natural Trap Cave. The
Part 3 in series about the the history of rodeo. Bill Pickett Steer wrestling might not have existed in modern
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- The Chinese dragon eyes on display at the Sweetwater County Historical Museum in Green River have been
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- On Saturday, May 30, the Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office will dedicate the Trona Trail Historic Mine Byway
Bill Hutton standing in a petrified forest during one of his many explorations of the desert around Green River. Photo
